Hotels near Museum of the Bible

"Excellent bar area, rooms exceptionally clean, staff very friendly. The only thing I didn't like was when I booked through Expedia, it said free breakfast...but the breakfast is not free!"

"The spa experience was amazing!!"

"Clean and comfortable "

"Room had mold cracks and bubbles in ceiling carpets were gross and baggage staff and carts were totally unavailable at check in no doorman this hotel has gone way down in quality I’ve been staying here since 2016 will never go back after this past stay. "

"Everything was fine. Clean every day, staff helpful, wifi good, temperature perfect. Thank you. "

"Beautiful property. Fantastic location. "

"Pool was unexpectedly closed for renovations though we called before booking to confirm it would be open. Internet was too slow to stream anything. Bathtub stopper broken (we didnt bother calling down because it was very late so they probably wouldve come fixed it) 2 small bath towels for 4 guests Very unapologetic staff Breakfast was awful but in fairness there was a burst pipe and flooding so breakfast had to be moved. It was cold and unappealing. On a good note...comfy bed and a great shower. "

"This hotel is in a great location and it is nicely appointed. As with most hotels I visit, the bathroom is indicative of the care and attention staff and ownership give and, almost without fail, there are shortcomings in the caulking either around the sink or the tub. Sometimes both. The beauty of the countertop in this bathroom does not overcome the ugliness of the caulk around the sink. It looks and feels unclean. I also fail to understand why the more expensive hotels do not provide a hot breakfast like Comfort Suites and similar hotels. Such a hotel as this Holiday Inn charges more and provides less. A room is a room and I found very little to recommend this room over many Comfort Suites I have stayed in. The biggest improvement over a Comfort Suites was an appropriate step up in security; as is needed for a downtown hotel."

"Terrific location to Smithsonian museums. "